: Mapping Text with Effects onto 3D object in Illustrator. Possible or not? I've spent a good deal of time trying to map a symbol that contains (live) text with a drop shadow onto the exterior
I've spent a good deal of time trying to map a symbol that contains (live) text with a drop shadow onto the exterior of a ring-shaped object, and it makes part of the symbol de-render, leaving the 3D shape exposed underneath. It seems like blur effect in the drop shadow is the culprit most of the time, but I have another ring in the same document with live drop-shadowed text that renders perfectly fine. Outlined or live text doesn't seem to matter.
It also doesn't render the images (which have clipping masks). Sometimes they do render, however. Sometimes they do not. It seems almost random.
I realize Illustrator isn't made for 3D, but it's my only option, and it seems to work some of the time, which is what's so confusing. I can't figure out what would cause it to only partially render. Anyone have similar experiences, insight, or workarounds? Rasterizing the symbol doesn't do much. The whole thing de-renders.
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Yes off-course it is possible. May be you are unable to get the result because you are doing it wrong way
as you created a 3d object in adobe illustrator now the 3d object has 4 parts:
1) The top
2) Bottom(which is hidden)
3) Outer Circle &
4) Inner Circle
when you applying mapping you must select the 3rd one- OUTER CIRCLE(in your case) in order to get the desired result
Here is a link of quick video demonstration I have just created for you.
I hope this may help you..
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